Sentences with phrase «such prejudice»

Any state, that would allow such a prejudice act to take place, should lose federal funding of any sort.

This wasn't the first time the team had encountered such prejudice.

All our well - developed society with the morality and humanity in the first place remains a myth while such prejudice and violent people will walk among us.

It may be difficult for children today to imagine a world in which such discrimination was a common practice, but it is important that we recognize the ongoing effects of such prejudice and pause to celebrate the progress the U.S. has made as a nation.

Please feel free to move out of the country if you feel like having the right to believe is something you find worthy of bashing others in such a prejudiced way.

Science can not overturn such prejudice on its own, particularly when it clashes with world views that stipulate how society should be ordered.

I am very surprised to see such prejudice like this from such a high evolutionary species such as you.The scariest thing is that you have the gaul to tell parents what and what not to teach their kids.

The common complaint against him is that the greatness of his style eclipsed the thinness of his substance, and Adam Begley's new biography, full of insightful and sympathetic detail, does little to dim such prejudices.

If you have such prejudice against Hinduism that the only way you are able to do Yoga is to delink one of the six Vedic darshanas of Hinduism, Yoga, from Hinduism, then you would probably do better to reflect on your religious bigotry against Hinduism, and work on getting over your prejudices and grown as a person.

And such a prejudiced man speaking from the pulpit.

Such prejudice still exists.

Don't live in such prejudice mate!

The findings on why we distrust atheists also point towards another potential way of reducing such prejudice: by reminding people of charitable and altruistic acts committed in the name of atheism.

Perhaps such prejudice is justified, though.

Again, a second watch might dissuade such prejudices.

He said: «The unpleasant tenor of much of the debate on migration in the run up to the referendum undoubtedly plays a part in fuelling such prejudice.»

I came here on holiday a couple of years ago full of just such prejudices, but also lured by stories of warm - weather cycling.

Kirkus Discoveries seems intent to counter such prejudices by being particularly brutal in its reviews of on - demand books.

Under the Contempt of Court Act 1981, it is unlawful to publish anything that causes «substantial risk that the course of justice in the proceedings in question will be seriously impeded or prejudiced, even if there is no intent to cause such prejudice».

If any resulting prejudice for delay should have been identified and if such prejudice so warranted it, costs of a more punitive nature could have been awarded at the judicial review stage.

Because certain church spokespeople have contributed to the formation of an environment that is prejudicial to homosexual people, declares the WSCC document, «the Church is seriously obliged to work toward the uprooting of such prejudice.»

The gist of the address was that we have no business engaging in such prejudice, exclusion, or even persecution, and especially given our church's past experience being the victim of persecution, we should have a ready willingness to engage with anybody and to respect their beliefs and their right to worship (or not) as they choose.

But while one would have to be an unabashed bigot not to be moved by the Lovings» plight, concluding that it's not so easily dramatized requires no such prejudice.

I urge caution; such prejudice can be inimical to the objective analysis of data; it can lead to a biased focus on effects that verify the hypothesis.

But there was a palpable sense that such prejudice was becoming more confidently and openly expressed, and that the referendum was a trigger for that happening.

Unless the reasonableness of the employer's motivation can be assessed, the Act, will not avail the disabled person who seeks to escape the effects of such prejudice.

Legislation predicated on such prejudice is easily recognized as incompatible with the constitutional understanding that each person is to be judged individually and is entitled to equal justice under the law.

For the reasons set out inMakara by Mr. Justice Barrow, I am of the view that such prejudice can be adequately addressed by way of appropriate instructions to the jury.